that's putting a little too much in his mouth. But to actually turn this branch of discussion into something tangible, and interview is required.
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that's putting a little too much in his mouth. But to actually turn this branch of discussion into something tangible, and interview is required.
I have heard on television, and that is unreliable, that an actual draft of the bill was made. That is at least some step in the right direction. It of course will be ripped apart before it is passed but hey what can you do?
Ummm, yeah, this "new" bill... Its actually the axact same thing as the old one, which was a pile of crap, the only difference is that this new one has more burocratic mumbo jumbo in it as its even bigger then the first one.Quote:
Originally Posted by beast
Health Care is cerntainly a popular issue floating around, I really dont know the best way to go about doing a 'universal' type of health care though while the whole economy is kinda underwater.
Maybe after this economic crisis is over the senate and congress could move a vote toward such a thing
Exactly, and with all the new burocratic mess in it, we wont be able to understand it any more than what we already canQuote:
Originally Posted by Scourge
it passed through the house, maybe it'll stop at the senate before they run out of ideas for filler changes on the bill
I hope so, with all this mess, we would all be screwedQuote:
Originally Posted by Kool2bchilln
Yes it passed the House, but just by the skin of its teeth, so there is a good chance that it will be stoped at the Senate.Quote:
Originally Posted by iNonLemon
Also, found out most of the added burocratic junk was basikly bribes for those Blue Dog Democrats who were against this nonsense. It could be traced simply by looking at which districts get what and those incharge of the districts.